Top 10 Luxury High-Rises in Miami in 2027

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1. How We Ranked the Top 10

Pricing and inventory were cross-checked against Zillow, Redfin, Realtor.com, Mansion Global, and NAR reports, plus local MLS data. Weighting:

• Architecture and brand pedigree — 30%
• Amenities and service level — 20%
• Location and views — 15%
• Resale liquidity and demand — 15%
• Price-to-value for 2027 buyers — 12%
• Build quality and developer track record — 8%

1. Aston Martin Residences 🏆 BEST OVERALL

Aston Martin Residences

Type: Branded condo tower | Entry price: $2,500,000 | Best for: Buyers who want a globally recognized brand address on the water

Completed in 2025 at 300 Biscayne Blvd Way, the Aston Martin Residences is a 66-story, sail-shaped tower with 391 residences and 490 feet of water frontage at the mouth of the Miami River. It is the British marque's first and flagship residential project, and the design language carries straight through from the cars into the curved glass facade, the private lobbies, and the bespoke interiors. Asking prices in 2027 run from about $2.5M for smaller units up to $59M for the triplex penthouse, which famously came with a bespoke Aston Martin Vulcan.

Amenities are the deepest in Downtown Miami: an infinity pool on the 55th floor, a private yacht marina at the base, a spa, fitness center, art gallery, and a residents-only Aston Martin lounge. The combination of brand, completed delivery, waterfront position, and marina access is why it tops the list. Liquidity is strong because the building is finished and globally marketed.

Pros:

• Globally recognized brand with a finished, move-in-ready building
• Private marina and 490 feet of river frontage
• 55th-floor infinity pool and one of Miami's deepest amenity decks

Cons:

• Downtown location is urban rather than beachfront
• HOA dues are among the highest in the city

Verdict: The most complete trophy address in Miami today, brand and building both delivered.

2. Continuum on South Beach 💎 BEST VALUE

Continuum on South Beach

Type: Two-tower oceanfront condominium | Entry price: $1,750,000 | Best for: Buyers who want true South Beach beachfront without new-construction pricing

Continuum on South Beach sits at the southern tip of South Beach on 12 private, gated acres at 50 and 100 South Pointe Drive. The South Tower (42 floors, built 2002) and North Tower (37 floors, built 2008) together hold 521 residences. Because these are established towers rather than 2027 deliveries, resales currently range from about $1.75M to $22M, a meaningful discount per square foot versus brand-new Brickell product, with South of Fifth location and direct beach access.

The amenity package remains elite: a private beach club, three pools, ten tennis courts, a 25,000-square-foot fitness and spa facility, and gated security across the whole parcel. For buyers who care most about beachfront and value rather than the newest brand name, nothing else on this list matches the dollar-per-luxury ratio.

Pros:

• True oceanfront on 12 private acres in South of Fifth
• Lower price per square foot than new construction
• Mature, fully amenitized community with proven resale demand

Cons:

• Towers are 2 decades old, so finishes vary unit to unit
• Not a 2027 brand-new delivery

Verdict: The best way to own prime South Beach beachfront without paying new-tower premiums.

3. One Thousand Museum

One Thousand Museum

Type: Architect-designed condo tower | Entry price: $5,500,000 | Best for: Design-driven buyers who want an architectural landmark

Designed by Pritzker Prize winner Zaha Hadid, One Thousand Museum at 1000 Biscayne Boulevard is her only completed residential skyscraper in the Western Hemisphere and one of her final projects. The 62-story, 707-foot tower is wrapped in a sculptural glass-fiber-reinforced-concrete exoskeleton made of roughly 5,000 cast pieces. It holds just 84 residences, including duplex townhouses and full-floor penthouses, with 2025-era sales from about $5.5M to $24M.

It was the first residential building in South Florida with a private rooftop helipad, and the amenity floor includes an indoor aquatic center, spa, and sky lounge. Owning here is closer to owning a piece of museum-grade architecture than a standard condo.

Pros:

• Only Zaha Hadid residential tower in the hemisphere
• Just 84 residences for true exclusivity
• Private rooftop helipad and double-height amenity floors

Cons:

• Park West location lacks beachfront
• Distinctive exoskeleton is polarizing for some buyers

Verdict: A collectible building for buyers who value architecture above all else.

4. Faena House

Faena House

Type: Boutique oceanfront condo | Entry price: $3,200,000 | Best for: Buyers who want Foster + Partners design inside a hotel-service district

Faena House at 3315 Collins Avenue is the residential centerpiece of the Faena District in Mid-Beach. Designed by Foster + Partners, it holds only 47 residences, each with a signature wraparound terrace called an "Aleros." Average sale prices run around $3.2M, roughly $2,700 per square foot, with the trophy penthouse having traded near the top of the Miami Beach market.

Residents tap the full Faena Hotel service ecosystem: attended beach club, in-house spa, ocean-view fitness, valet, and 24-hour doorman. The scale is intentionally small, so it lives more like a private oceanfront club than a high-rise.

Pros:

• Foster + Partners design with only 47 residences
• Full Faena Hotel service and beach club access
• Signature wraparound oceanfront terraces

Cons:

• Very limited inventory means few units ever trade
• Premium price per square foot

Verdict: A boutique oceanfront trophy backed by full hotel-grade service.

5. Porsche Design Tower

Porsche Design Tower

Type: Branded oceanfront condo | Entry price: $3,860,000 | Best for: Car collectors who want their vehicles parked beside their living room

Built in 2017 at 18555 Collins Avenue in Sunny Isles Beach, the Porsche Design Tower is a 60-story, 641-foot oceanfront building with 132 residences. Its signature feature is the patented Dezervator car elevator: owners drive into a glass lift and are raised to a private "sky garage" beside their unit, with 284 parking spaces for the 132 homes. Current asking prices run from about $3.86M up to $47.5M, with the median around $5.7M in mid-2026.

Beyond the car elevator, the building offers a beachfront pool deck, spa, simulator room, and ball court. It remains one of the most recognizable branded towers in the entire Miami metro.

Pros:

• Patented car elevator and in-unit sky garages
• Direct oceanfront in Sunny Isles Beach
• Strong brand recognition and resale interest

Cons:

• The car-centric concept is a niche appeal
• High HOA dues for the robotic parking system

Verdict: Unmatched for collectors who want their cars at their door, 60 stories up.

6. Jade Signature

Jade Signature

Type: Architect-designed oceanfront condo | Entry price: $2,000,000 | Best for: Buyers who want Pritzker-grade design directly on the sand

Jade Signature at 16901 Collins Avenue is a 55-story oceanfront tower designed by Pritzker laureates Herzog & de Meuron, with interiors by Pierre-Yves Rochon. Completed in 2018, it holds 192 residences defined by cantilevered terraces that extend dramatically over the beach. Current resales run from about $2M to $7M, while "The Collection" of two-story Sky Villas and penthouses reaches $11.9M to $29.5M.

Three full floors of amenities include a beachfront pool complex, hammam-style spa, indoor and outdoor fitness, a wine room, and a children's center. For design-focused buyers who insist on being on the sand, it is the strongest Sunny Isles option.

Pros:

• Herzog & de Meuron architecture with Rochon interiors
• Cantilevered terraces and direct beachfront
• Three full amenity floors for only 192 homes

Cons:

• Sunny Isles is farther from Miami's urban core
• Premium pricing on the upper Collection units

Verdict: The architecture purist's beachfront pick in Sunny Isles.

7. The Estates at Acqualina

The Estates at Acqualina

Type: Twin-tower oceanfront resort condo | Entry price: $5,990,000 | Best for: Buyers who want the deepest resort-amenity package on the beach

The Estates at Acqualina at 17901 Collins Avenue is a two-tower oceanfront development, Villa Acqualina (49 stories) and the Boutique Tower (52 stories), holding 248 residences from three to seven bedrooms. Run by the Acqualina Resort & Residences team, current resales start around $5.99M and reach roughly $40M, averaging near $2,787 per square foot.

The amenity program is famously over-the-top: an ice-skating rink, bowling alley, FlowRider wave pool, Wall Street trading room, golf simulator, and a Rolls-Royce house car. For buyers who treat a condo like a private resort, nothing on the beach delivers more on-site.

Pros:

• One of the deepest amenity packages on the Atlantic coast
• Acqualina five-star resort management and service
• Large family-sized floor plans up to 7 bedrooms

Cons:

• High entry price and dues
• Several signature tiers are sold out, limiting choice

Verdict: The maximalist resort condo for buyers who want everything on-site.

8. St. Regis Residences Brickell

St. Regis Residences Brickell

Type: Branded bayfront condo (under construction) | Entry price: $5,600,000 | Best for: Buyers who want Marriott-grade brand service on Brickell's bay edge

Co-developed by the Related Group and Integra Investments, with architecture by Robert A. M. Stern and interiors by Rockwell Group, The St. Regis Residences, Miami will rise 50 stories on Brickell's bayfront with 152 residences. Scheduled for completion in Q4 2027, units range from 2,600 to 10,000 square feet, priced from about $5.6M into the $12M-plus penthouse collection.

Buyers get the full St. Regis service standard, including signature butler service, plus a private marina, spa, and resort pool deck. For brand-service buyers who prefer Brickell's bay over the open ocean, this is the top pre-construction option closing in 2027.

Pros:

• St. Regis butler service and brand standard
• Robert A. M. Stern architecture on the bayfront
• Q4 2027 delivery aligns with new-build buyers

Cons:

• Still under construction with deposit-stage risk
• Bayfront rather than direct ocean

Verdict: The premier branded-service tower delivering on Brickell's bay in 2027.

9. Cipriani Residences Brickell

Cipriani Residences Brickell

Type: Branded condo tower (under construction) | Entry price: $2,341,900 | Best for: Buyers who want a recognized hospitality brand at a sub-$2.5M entry

The Cipriani Residences Miami brings the storied Italian hospitality name to Brickell as an 80-story tower with 397 to 405 residences of one to four bedrooms. Billed as the tallest residential building south of New York, it is more than 75% sold with completion expected in 2027. Pricing starts around $2.34M, one of the more accessible entries among new branded Brickell towers, with a standard deposit structure of 20% at contract.

Residents will tap Cipriani's signature dining and service, plus a resort pool deck, spa, and wellness facilities. The combination of brand, height, and a relatively low entry price makes it the value play within the new-construction Brickell set.

Pros:

• Cipriani brand dining and service
• Lowest entry price among new branded Brickell towers
• Tallest residential building south of New York

Cons:

• Delivery still ahead in 2027
• High-floor inventory is increasingly limited

Verdict: The most accessible new branded tower in Brickell, with marquee hospitality behind it.

10. Una Residences

Una Residences

Type: Waterfront condo tower | Entry price: $2,140,000 | Best for: Buyers who want yacht-inspired bayfront design with a private marina

Una Residences at South Brickell is a 47-story, 135-residence waterfront tower completed in 2025, designed by Adrian Smith + Gordon Gill for OKO Group and Cain International. Its curved, yacht-inspired form faces Biscayne Bay, with floor-to-ceiling glass and deep terraces. Current pricing runs from about $2.14M to $12.89M across two- to five-bedroom layouts.

Amenities include three pools, a private boat marina, spa, and fitness center, plus access to the Grand Bay Club. For buyers who want a brand-new, finished bayfront tower with boating built in, Una is the freshest delivery on this list.

Pros:

• Yacht-inspired Adrian Smith + Gordon Gill design
• Private marina and three pools on Biscayne Bay
• Completed in 2025, move-in ready

Cons:

• South Brickell is quieter than central Brickell
• Limited unit count means thin resale supply

Verdict: A finished, boating-focused bayfront tower for 2027 move-in buyers.

How to Choose

FAQ

What is the most expensive luxury high-rise in Miami? The Aston Martin Residences in Downtown Miami is currently the most expensive, with asking prices ranging from roughly $2.5 million for entry-level units up to $59 million for the triplex penthouse. Other top contenders like One Thousand Museum and Faena House also command prices in the tens of millions.

Which Miami luxury high-rise offers the best value for buyers? Continuum on South Beach is widely considered the best value, with resale prices typically ranging from about $1.75 million to $22 million. It provides a private 12-acre beachfront parcel and a trophy address at a lower entry point than many newer towers.

Are these high-rises only in Miami Beach or also in other areas? No, the top luxury high-rises are spread across several neighborhoods, including Downtown Miami, Brickell, Edgewater, Sunny Isles Beach, and Miami Beach. Each area offers different lifestyles, from urban skyline views to direct oceanfront living.

How do prices compare between older and newer luxury towers? Newer towers like Aston Martin Residences and One Thousand Museum generally start higher, often above $2 million, while well-established buildings like Continuum or The Setai can offer resales starting around $1.5 million. However, penthouses in any top building can exceed $30 million.

What amenities are standard in these luxury high-rises? Most include private pools, modern fitness centers, concierge services, valet parking, and 24-hour security. Higher-end towers may also feature private cinemas, wine cellars, spa facilities, and direct beach access, though specifics vary by building.

Is it possible to buy a unit in these buildings as a second home or investment? Yes, many buyers purchase units as second homes or investment properties. However, some buildings have restrictions on short-term rentals, so it’s important to check each tower’s rental policies. Prices for investment units typically start in the low millions.

Bottom Line

For the most complete trophy address, the Aston Martin Residences is our Best Overall pick at roughly $2.5M to $59M, a finished, marina-equipped branded tower in Downtown Miami. For buyers who want real beachfront without new-construction premiums, Continuum on South Beach is the Best Value at about $1.75M to $22M. Tour and verify current pricing and availability with each building's sales team in 2027, since ultra-luxury inventory moves fast.

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Sources

• Zillow — Miami Luxury Condos
• Redfin — Miami Housing Market
• Realtor.com — Miami, FL
• Mansion Global — Florida
• NAR — Research and Statistics
• Aston Martin Residences — Official Site
• One Thousand Museum — Official Site
• The Estates at Acqualina — Official Site

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